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Discover the latest stories from Arabian Business, in case you missed them on Tuesday:

A new workplace trend called ‘revenge quitting’ is gaining popularity, with employees using their resignations to make statements about workplace issues. Instead of quiet exits, they are calling out problems in company-wide meetings, sharing unfiltered exit interviews, and leaving detailed feedback for leadership.

On the transport front, flying taxis in Abu Dhabi will take off and land at newly unveiled vertiports in Yas Island, Al Bateen, and Khalifa Port. The project, led by LODD and Skyports Infrastructure, aims to enhance air mobility solutions and improve logistical efficiency in the UAE capital.

Aside from this, the UAE’s National Cybersecurity Strategy will be officially launched this week, focusing on five key pillars to strengthen digital security and AI-driven economic growth. The initiative, approved by the UAE Cabinet, was announced during the World Government Summit 2025.

Moreover, top Syrian business leaders gathered at the World Government Summit in Dubai to discuss the role of the business diaspora in rebuilding Syria’s economy. With infrastructure reconstruction estimated to cost over $400 billion, the discussion highlighted both challenges and opportunities for investors.

Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia’s Boutique Group is exploring plans to triple its palace hotel portfolio by 2030 and expand internationally. The Public Investment Fund-backed luxury hospitality brand aims to convert additional historic palaces into ultra-luxury hotels, solidifying its position as a global cultural heritage brand.

^{Until next time, Sharon Benjamin for Arabian Business}

THE LONGER READ:

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